baddy

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So begins a series of encounters with demons and baddies, including some spectacular fight scenes, usually with Monkey using his magic staff that can grow in size.
故事就從一系列和魔鬼、壞蛋不斷斗爭(zhēng)的旅程開(kāi)始，包括一些非常精彩的打斗畫面，通常都是孫悟空使著他那支可大小的魔棒。
Some fear that their children are prey for paedophiles, advertisers and other baddies on Facebook: again, does your kid travel alone, or go to a shopping centre without you?
有些家長(zhǎng)擔(dān)憂自己的孩子在Facebook被戀童癖者，廣告商或其他壞人盯上。同樣的道理，難道你的孩子不會(huì)獨(dú)自旅行或者在無(wú)家長(zhǎng)陪伴的情況下去購(gòu)物中心嗎？
So yes, the big baddies.
是的，大塊頭。

His responses to reporters' questions could be as terse as Gary Cooper confronting the baddies.
ECONOMIST: Sir Alfred Ramsey
Who needs to whack baddies with swords or axes when you can cause so much magic destruction?
FORBES: The Bad
As a pedestrian, walk against the traffic: that way you will not be surprised by car-borne baddies who sneak up from behind.
ECONOMIST: Freedom, guns and women

A baddy is a person in a story or film who is considered to be evil or wicked, or who is fighting on the wrong side. You can also refer to the baddies in a situation in real life.